If you have a beloved local site in Greater London which you’d like to see restored, you can apply for a grant from this Trust.

This £12 million fund is for projects which create and improve green (eg. parks, trees and community gardens) and blue (eg. wetlands, rivers and sustainable drainage) infrastructure in London.

Grants from this Fund improve the quality of life and aspirations of people and communities, particularly those who are socially excluded or disadvantaged, mostly to charities in Greater London, for projects in education and social welfare, plus projects connected to the textile industry, textile conservation, military heritage and the history of London.

Funding is available for equipment and specialist wheelchairs to enable disabled people to play tennis.

Funding is available for registered charities supporting the needs of the UK’s most vulnerable people.

The priorities for the Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust in 2026 are Homelessness and Unpaid Carers.

UK registered charities can apply to this Foundation for grants to support essential home improvements for people in need.

To celebrate their 20th anniversary, The Happiness Fund will be offering extra support to grassroots projects.

This funding is for small grants for community groups, archives, and heritage organisations to test early-stage ideas.

This is an opportunity for community groups and projects that use music and the values of the rock and metal community to help create an equal society.